Images By Eva

Images By Eva I've set-up this page to share my passion for photography with others.

I feel so lucky to live in the Southwest region of WA where we are spoilt for dark starry nights and stunning landscapes.

This is another image of Remarkable Rocks from my recent trip to Kangaroo Island. Such an interesting rock formation.
16/07/2026

This is another image of Remarkable Rocks from my recent trip to Kangaroo Island. Such an interesting rock formation.

I have so many photos to sort through and edit from my Kangaroo Island trip (literally thousands). Here is one of Remark...
09/06/2026

I have so many photos to sort through and edit from my Kangaroo Island trip (literally thousands). Here is one of Remarkable Rocks in the Flinders Chase National Park. We braved the rain that day but it was worth it as was treated to a spectacular rainbow. Many more images to follow. Stay tuned.

I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that my image, "Lines Cast Beneath Southern Lights" received a Commended Award in th...
04/06/2026

I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that my image, "Lines Cast Beneath Southern Lights" received a Commended Award in the Seascape category of the Landscape Awards 2026. This is a single image taken at Gracetown just after sunset, with the Aurora Australis spectacle unbeknown to the fisherman on the jetty. This is the first time I have entered a landscape photography competition and it means a great deal to have my work recognized as of a high standard by such a prestigious panel of judges. You can check out all the winning entries here: https://www.thelandscapeawards.com.au/ Congratulations to all the winners. There are alot of talented photographers out there.

I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that my image, "Aurora at First Light" received a Highly Commended Award in the Seas...
04/06/2026

I’m absolutely thrilled to announce that my image, "Aurora at First Light" received a Highly Commended Award in the Seascape category of the Landscape Awards 2026. On the night I took this image I was aware that potential strong auroras were forecast for some time that night. I set my alarm at 1:30 am, woke up and checked the numbers (which looked good), took a quick test shot at home which revealed amazing detail in the aurora, so off I went to Redgate Beach at 2 am in the morning (with haste). I stayed until dawn photographing with a fellow photographer friend. Conditions peaked just before sunrise which is when this photograph was taken. The Southern Cross Constellation can also been seen on the left of the image. The lack of sleep that night was so worth it! This is the first time I have entered a landscape photography competition and it means a great deal to have my work recognized as of a very high standard by such a prestigious panel of judges. You can check out all the winning entries here: https://www.thelandscapeawards.com.au/ Congratulations to all the winners. There are alot of talented photographers out there.

Here is another image I processed of the lunar eclipse last week. This was taken in the time period not long before tota...
08/03/2026

Here is another image I processed of the lunar eclipse last week. This was taken in the time period not long before totality ended, hence you can see the right hand side of the moon starting to brighten up.

I gave myself a little project with last nights lunar eclipse to try a stacked image (hundreds of single frames) to redu...
04/03/2026

I gave myself a little project with last nights lunar eclipse to try a stacked image (hundreds of single frames) to reduce noise and increase details/sharpness of the lunar features. I used my telescope and DSLR camera. Had a fair bit of trail and error with some free stacking software. But got there in the end and overall generally pleased with the result. I never get bored of looking at a lunar eclipse. Very ethereal feeling.

It was nice to get back into some photography recently. It's been a big few years studying and now that I have finished ...
12/02/2026

It was nice to get back into some photography recently. It's been a big few years studying and now that I have finished my course I look forward to more free time to get out there and take photos and experiment. I had a lovely evening at Canal Rocks recently (minus the mozzies!)

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